Sentence examples similar to plain sailing to get going with from inspiring English sources
but then it's plain sailing to lose them.
Once you get going, carefully open the sail and hold on for dear life!
Compared to many science trainees, it was plain sailing: "I never went too long without a result".
However, it isn't all plain sailing and getting funding for multidisciplinary research is sometimes the biggest hurdle.
If the music says it needs to you sail that way, you've got to go with it.
I appreciate it's not going to be plain sailing because you're relying on a horse that can't really communicate with you.
Referring to turbulence on the share and currency markets following Thursday's vote, Cameron said the economic repercussions of Brexit were "going to be far from plain sailing", but insisted the economy was well placed to deal with them.
On the flip side, a relationship is never going to be plain sailing.
Of all multilateral talking-shops, APEC struggles most to justify its existence.Mr Abbott's visit to Jakarta, Indonesia's capital, this week with his foreign minister and a business delegation was never going to be plain sailing, however.
A long, hard, watery road ahead Regrettably, the road from here for the female crews is not going to be plain sailing.
